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John from Fairway handled our dishwasher installation from Lowes. Showed up in early in the time window they gave us. He did an awesome job! The old dishwasher was difficult to remove due to hardwood flooring being installed over the existing flooring (before I bought the house). John was able to get the old one out with no damage to floor or countertops and the new one into the tight spot. He was very focused on ensuring the new one was properly placed, leveled and aligned. He made sure everything was in proper working order and gave me a tour of the features and maintenance tips. Super pleased with the service and results!
Austin, TX
Plumbing Service
Contacted Ray to replace my kitchen faucet since the original one was still in there. The house was built in the 60s. It took a lot of work since original valves were pretty rusted. Ray did an awesome job replacing the faucet and the garbage disposal. I definitely recommend him. He's professional and was wonderful work with. He's my new plumber!!
Schertz, TX 78108
Plumbing Service
I have contacted West Austin Handyman twice now for a couple of pool issues related to damage that resulted from the freeze that happened a while ago. He responded quickly and did not waste any time to order the part I needed and have it installed.
The second time I was not in town, but he was willing and able to go to the house and diagnose the issue and again ordered and installed the part quickly.
I am looking to use him as my go to handyman for my rental properties due to his great communication and efficiency. I recommend others use him too.
The second time I was not in town, but he was willing and able to go to the house and diagnose the issue and again ordered and installed the part quickly.
I am looking to use him as my go to handyman for my rental properties due to his great communication and efficiency. I recommend others use him too.
Austin, TX 78746
Plumbing Service
Highly recommend Legit Plumbing. I had an unusual problem with my toilet, and Sam had to do a lot of research to come up with a solution that worked. I think his pricing is fair, and they did an excellent job. Happy to call him if I need any more plumbing work done.
Austin, TX 78765
Plumbing Service
Exemplary is the best word to describe Blake, Rick and their colleagues at Excalibur. Knowledgeable, honest, and quick. We had Excalibur come out to install an Aquasana water filter, and they worked with us every step of the way, providing information about our filter and our setup. If you need to know your plumbing issue or problem will be taken care of quickly and correctly the first time, you cannot go wrong calling Excalibur.
11880 Old 2243 W, Ste 308, Leander, TX 78641
Plumbing Service
Jason Hunter @ South By Plumbing A+++++
I had a leak in my water main and spent days trying to even find someone to answer the phone or return my call. I saw Jason at a job he was doing and I spoke with him and told him of my trouble and made an appointment for him to stop by my house and assess the issue. He quoted me a flat rate and I hired him on the stop. He and a helper were here in the morning and dug it out and made the repair in a few hours time. Professional, Prompt, Courteous and Reliable. I found my Plumber!
I had a leak in my water main and spent days trying to even find someone to answer the phone or return my call. I saw Jason at a job he was doing and I spoke with him and told him of my trouble and made an appointment for him to stop by my house and assess the issue. He quoted me a flat rate and I hired him on the stop. He and a helper were here in the morning and dug it out and made the repair in a few hours time. Professional, Prompt, Courteous and Reliable. I found my Plumber!
2255 Co Rd 172, Ste 305, Round Rock, TX 78681
Plumbing Service
Paul Schultz did a good job. He is knowledgeable and easy to interact with. He listened to what I had to say and moved forward to resolve the problems. I recommend AAA Auger and Paul for your plumbing needs.
Austin, TX
Plumbing Service
Clayton and everyone at Accurate Leak & Line are great! We had a somewhat complicated situation due to conflicting opinions between our hydrostatic test and the plumber the sellers of the house hired. A friend going through a similar situation referred us to Clayton and he was quite helpful over the phone, and agreed to be the 3rd opinion. He was awesome at the house: he explained the hydrostatic test to us and a lot of information along the way and even talked to the sellers on the phone. It was really helpful in building our side to the sellers! Additionally, their prices are fair and they don't contract out the excavating or back-filling. Eventually we closed on the house and Clayton and his team were able to get started on re-doing our whole sewer line. It was extremely corroded cast iron. They were fast, professional, nice, informative (and patient) through out the entire process. It only took 6 days! I HIGHLY recommend Accurate Leak & Line.
7000 Mopac Expy F2, Fl 2, Austin, TX 78731
Plumbing Service
Professional, speedy and overall fantastic people! Lee contacted me immediately and set an appt with Eric within 24 hours! Eric was on time, identified the problem, and had it repaired within the hour. Highly recommend these folks!
Austin, TX
Plumbing Service
Super awesome, very professional, thorough and excellent priced--which all feels hard to come by these days!
Round Rock, TX 78665
Plumbing Service
We had a disappointing experience with American Leak Detection. It started off well when their tech came out to first look for the leak. He was timely and professional, and by all accounts did his job properly. He located our leak underneath a large stone walkway just a few feet outside of our front door. They charged us $575 which we felt was fair and were thankful for the information.
We then had some plumbers come out to get quotes on actually repairing the leak. They were quite skeptical that there would be a pipe in that particular location and recommended we double check before proceeding with excavating underneath the walkway. So, American Leak Detection came out again and located the leak in approximately the same spot. They charged $350 for coming back out which we again thought was fair.
We then hired a plumbing service to do the actual repair, part of which included $2000 for excavation. They excavated underneath the walkway and found nothing. No pipe. No leak. Just a bunch of rock and soil. They did locate a leak about 20 ft away (not under the walkway) and repaired it.
When I emailed American Leak Detection to let them know what had happened, their initial response was encouraging. The employee that called seemed genuinely concerned about the issue and spoke glowingly of the owner and how much he cared about their customers. They asked if they could come back out a third time and essentially do a post-mortem analysis, which we of course agreed to. Afterward, they acknowledged that they should have located the leak in its actual location and not underneath the stone walkway. They told us that their method is not foolproof, which was really more in the form of an excuse than an apology. Also, we would have liked to have known that from the beginning instead of them standing behind their results when others were questioning it. They offered a refund of the $575 we initially paid for them to come out, but said they needed to keep the other $350 to cover their costs. We appreciated the offer, but there was no apology and no concern about the financial burden created for us by their mistakes.
They eventually had a change of heart and agreed to refund all of the $925 we had paid them (for which we are grateful), but refused to help cover any amount of the $2000 we paid Steve's Plumbing to go looking for a leak that never existed.
The process of receiving a refund was drawn out over several weeks and mostly consisted of speaking with someone who was very defensive, said a lot of things about the situation that didn't make sense, and whose story changed several times. She said we should have hired them to do the repair, but based on initial conversations and additional understanding provided by other plumbers, their reliance on their technology probably would have resulted in the actual leak being missed and a bunch of holes being made in our house to reroute our main line unnecessarily.
We can understand why the company wouldn't want to set a precedent of paying for plumbing services they didn't provide. What we can't understand is how a company that claims to care so much about its customers can't even muster a passing sorry for the inconvenience when their mistakes prove to be very costly for those who hire them. We would feel very differently about this situation if they had at least acknowledged and maybe even apologized for the $2000 we lost. Instead, they chose to circle the wagons so fast they were rendered incapable of even the slightest bit of empathy, making it impossible to consider how the situation might actually be affecting one of their customers. When we needed them to be the company they purport to be, they chose to be defensive and could not have cared less about out predicament.
So, based on our experience, I cannot in good conscience recommend that you hire this company (or at least this particular branch as they have multiple locations). The 1 star review has nothing to do with the employees that came out or even the fact that their information was flawed. Their technology isn't perfect and can't account for every single variable that might come up. It has everything to do with how they chose to treat one of their customers when things didn't go according to plan.
We then had some plumbers come out to get quotes on actually repairing the leak. They were quite skeptical that there would be a pipe in that particular location and recommended we double check before proceeding with excavating underneath the walkway. So, American Leak Detection came out again and located the leak in approximately the same spot. They charged $350 for coming back out which we again thought was fair.
We then hired a plumbing service to do the actual repair, part of which included $2000 for excavation. They excavated underneath the walkway and found nothing. No pipe. No leak. Just a bunch of rock and soil. They did locate a leak about 20 ft away (not under the walkway) and repaired it.
When I emailed American Leak Detection to let them know what had happened, their initial response was encouraging. The employee that called seemed genuinely concerned about the issue and spoke glowingly of the owner and how much he cared about their customers. They asked if they could come back out a third time and essentially do a post-mortem analysis, which we of course agreed to. Afterward, they acknowledged that they should have located the leak in its actual location and not underneath the stone walkway. They told us that their method is not foolproof, which was really more in the form of an excuse than an apology. Also, we would have liked to have known that from the beginning instead of them standing behind their results when others were questioning it. They offered a refund of the $575 we initially paid for them to come out, but said they needed to keep the other $350 to cover their costs. We appreciated the offer, but there was no apology and no concern about the financial burden created for us by their mistakes.
They eventually had a change of heart and agreed to refund all of the $925 we had paid them (for which we are grateful), but refused to help cover any amount of the $2000 we paid Steve's Plumbing to go looking for a leak that never existed.
The process of receiving a refund was drawn out over several weeks and mostly consisted of speaking with someone who was very defensive, said a lot of things about the situation that didn't make sense, and whose story changed several times. She said we should have hired them to do the repair, but based on initial conversations and additional understanding provided by other plumbers, their reliance on their technology probably would have resulted in the actual leak being missed and a bunch of holes being made in our house to reroute our main line unnecessarily.
We can understand why the company wouldn't want to set a precedent of paying for plumbing services they didn't provide. What we can't understand is how a company that claims to care so much about its customers can't even muster a passing sorry for the inconvenience when their mistakes prove to be very costly for those who hire them. We would feel very differently about this situation if they had at least acknowledged and maybe even apologized for the $2000 we lost. Instead, they chose to circle the wagons so fast they were rendered incapable of even the slightest bit of empathy, making it impossible to consider how the situation might actually be affecting one of their customers. When we needed them to be the company they purport to be, they chose to be defensive and could not have cared less about out predicament.
So, based on our experience, I cannot in good conscience recommend that you hire this company (or at least this particular branch as they have multiple locations). The 1 star review has nothing to do with the employees that came out or even the fact that their information was flawed. Their technology isn't perfect and can't account for every single variable that might come up. It has everything to do with how they chose to treat one of their customers when things didn't go according to plan.
Austin, TX
Plumbing Service
Don't count on this company in case of an emergency. They will only cancel your booked appointment for people that get their service plan. I booked them to come out due to a heating outage as a result of the recent 17 degree weather. They said they would be able to come out first thing the next morning. I get a call the next morning saying that they would have to push the appointment to the following Tuesday. They gave an excuse that their call volume has increased. This makes no sense because an increase in call volume today has nothing to do with an appointment that I booked yesterday. The only logical explanation is that if you don't purchase their service plan, you are just pushed aside for people that do, despite having an appointment. I won't be purchasing any service plans with Elmers or using their services again.
9710 I-35 Frontage Rd, San Antonio, TX 78233
Plumbing Service
Answering service said they didn't service area they show they have an office. Had to call and follow up myself to try to schedule service.
After successfully ci firming they did service my area (and allegedly have an office less than a mile from my house), they also confirmed they could perform the work I was requesting and would have a free service call to evaluate. They required a 4 hour service call window, so I did a a 2pm-6pm window. After taking off a half-day to accommodate, I finally got a call at 6:30pm. The plumber simply told me they did not offer the service I needed (installation of a studor vent because my older house did not have a p-trap or vent for the washing machine drain). He told me at that time that they do not offer the service and he could quote the price to remove the faulting running trap and install a new one. I informed him I was not certain I even had a running trap, to which he said I probably did. I asked that he still come out to assess the situation just so verify. He fumbled around and said he would have to call his supervisor. He called back 5 minutes later and said it would be $12,850 to replace the running trap (that he didn't even know if I had). I asked that he still come out to look at it, and he said it would be $499 just to run a camera. No thanks, obviously a company that doesn't care about customer or the work.
Got a local small business to come out that next day, ran a camera for $75 to confirm I DID NOT even have a running trap, and they installed a new washing machine box, p-trap, and studor vent for less than $500.
Obviously a company that has grown too big to provide good service - have a 3rd party answering service that doesn't even know their service area, and plumbers that will do anything they can to avoid adhering to the service calls when their day is running long.
After successfully ci firming they did service my area (and allegedly have an office less than a mile from my house), they also confirmed they could perform the work I was requesting and would have a free service call to evaluate. They required a 4 hour service call window, so I did a a 2pm-6pm window. After taking off a half-day to accommodate, I finally got a call at 6:30pm. The plumber simply told me they did not offer the service I needed (installation of a studor vent because my older house did not have a p-trap or vent for the washing machine drain). He told me at that time that they do not offer the service and he could quote the price to remove the faulting running trap and install a new one. I informed him I was not certain I even had a running trap, to which he said I probably did. I asked that he still come out to assess the situation just so verify. He fumbled around and said he would have to call his supervisor. He called back 5 minutes later and said it would be $12,850 to replace the running trap (that he didn't even know if I had). I asked that he still come out to look at it, and he said it would be $499 just to run a camera. No thanks, obviously a company that doesn't care about customer or the work.
Got a local small business to come out that next day, ran a camera for $75 to confirm I DID NOT even have a running trap, and they installed a new washing machine box, p-trap, and studor vent for less than $500.
Obviously a company that has grown too big to provide good service - have a 3rd party answering service that doesn't even know their service area, and plumbers that will do anything they can to avoid adhering to the service calls when their day is running long.
1955 Fm 2001, Ste 220, Buda, TX 78610
Plumbing Service
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Austin, TX
Plumbing Service
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Pflugerville, TX 78660
Plumbing Service
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301 Bishop St, Smithville, TX 78957
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Austin, TX 78765
Plumbing Service
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Austin, TX 78701
Plumbing Service
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4606 Twin Creek, San Antonio, TX 78238
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Austin, TX